Sit start as for the problem Bloodhound, but instead of climbing straight up, move right to a really crimpy, shallow hueco and then up. 

If It Fits

Bloodhound

The Ramp

Vapor

Primate

Totality

Corona

Couple Mantels

Sit start and dyno to a flake and then top out straight up with difficulty.

On the second Bob Johnson Boulder, sit start on a jug and sniff out the depressing holds that lead to a sketchy topout.

Sit start using the ramp for feet, and crank straight up.

Crouch start with a so-so right hand crimp in the seam and a left sidepull crimp. Climb the obvious series of pinches and slopes.

Sit start on the left side of the face with your hands on a good ledge. Take the easy way to the crack system above. Climb the crack near the top in either direction. 

  This is located on Bob Johnson Boulder #2.

Sit start on the abutting boulder a couple feet off the ground. Use sidepulls and friction to traverse up and to the right to gain the ledge. 

  There is an extension from the start holds of Totality. Traverse using crimps and friction to add length to Corona. The extension goes a bit harder at V3+.

Sit or stand start the face to the left of Totality. Mantel onto the large shelf. From the large shelf, mantel onto the top.

This boulder is 20' or so at its highest and is probably 30' in diameter. There are a few bolts at the top if you want to set up a toprope. Most of the faces are overhung, but there are two slab/vertical faces and featured aretes. There is a large blank section with minimal features with a nice overhang. There might be enough for something very hard, though!

Description

Protection

Routes in Bob Johnson Boulder 2